Milike Super Alloy understands that nickel and cobalt alloys are not only expensive, but also difficult to machine and to weld. A cut-to-size sampling service is therefore offered to support trial machining and welding procedure qualification. Customers working with high value nickel alloys are often concerned about processing loss; controlled cutting keeps material loss to a minimum and helps reduce the overall cost.
Alongside the cut-to-size sampling service, a technical team provides guidance throughout, from the first enquiry about an alloy to detailed recommendations for a specific project. The technical advisory team is made up of specialists and professors from the University of Science and Technology Beijing (formerly the Beijing Institute of Iron and Steel Technology), the China Iron and Steel Research Institute Group (formerly the Central Iron and Steel Research Institute), and non-ferrous metallurgy research, with decades of experience in metallurgical production, rolling, heat treatment, and corrosion resistance research.
Services include, but are not limited to, laser cutting, water jet cutting, shearing, and CNC saw cutting. Cutting lead times are short and material can be cut to drawing, saving both material and labour cost.
Alongside GB material, stock also covers products meeting ASTM, ASME, GJB, EN, AMS, and NACE requirements.
For special sizes that are rarely held on the market, a custom melting service is available. Melting equipment includes a vacuum induction furnace (VIM), a protective atmosphere electroslag remelting furnace (ESR), and a vacuum arc remelting furnace (VAR), with dual or triple melting routes available.
Milike Super Alloy (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. is an integrated company covering production, processing, and material supply. The product range is broad, covering stainless steel, nickel based alloys, Hastelloy grades, and high temperature alloys in many specifications. Alongside a large stock holding, production and processing can be tailored to a specific customer requirement.
Since the company was founded it has been supported and trusted by many organisations. A stable supply route and sound financial standing allow supply to remain timely and dependable, which is what new and returning customers rely on. The commercial approach stays flexible and follows one principle: serve the customer and solve the problem in front of them.
Integrity comes first, and the operating principle is to survive on quality and to grow on reputation. Development depends on innovation, and progress is made a small step at a time; the company has grown steadily into a substantial special alloy supplier.
The market remains competitive and the company does not treat its current position as sufficient. Providing more satisfactory products and service is the basis of the company, so the customer comes first and cooperation is built to be mutually beneficial.
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